Tag: housing

Resident assistants at Drexel University announced their intent to unionize in a petition submitted to Drexel President John Fry on March 11.  80 percent of…

Philadelphia mayoral candidates Cherelle Parker and David Oh participated in an “Our Vote, Our Future” forum led by the Urban Affairs Coalition on Oct. 26. …

Drexel University’s Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity, also known as Pike, will lose their on-campus house for two years this coming Saturday. All students who currently…

As my first year at Drexel is coming to a close, I thought it would be helpful to create a guide for incoming freshmen to…

3990 Market St: It is supposed to be home to 68 low-income Black and brown families. The owner of the building, IBID Associates LP, has…

I want to start this article off by saying that I don’t intend to push blame entirely on Drexel’s administration for the issue discussed here.…

The Housing Crisis: University Crossings Edition   Ah, here it is, ladies and gentlemen. It is that time of year. No, I am not talking…

  Drexel Writers Room and Drexel Smart House hosted their second event Jan. 26 in the series of public talks and guided writing workshops at…

Few issues on campus ignite as much conversation as housing, and that’s why the Undergraduate Student Government Association held a town hall meeting Jan. 28…

Many Drexel University students have struggled with finding housing. Doanh Nghiem, a Drexel graduate student in the College of Engineering, is behind the business development…